The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, May 16, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textneon mvss olaoieu, Tito kb way. itay ig, 1007 your tongue to ALMR and look in the glass you will see the effect You can't help puckering it makes you pucker to think of tasting it By the use of so called cheap Baking 'Powders you lake this puckering, injurious Alum right into your system you injure digestion, and ruin your stomach. AVOID ALVM Sap plainly- f, povjdse. Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar-Costs more . than Alum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health. J 7 sy mm, Base Ball Team Assured. The following petition is being cir culated among tbe business men to se oare suffloent funds to guarantee tbe placing of a tint-clans team in tbe Held at odoj. Ibe subscription list Is being libei ally tigned by tbe lovers of tbe great American game. We will give tbe full test of tbe subscription list wbiob is aa foliows: To tbe offloers and members of tbe Hood Hirer base ball club, a corpora tion : John Leland Henderson, Manager: Geotletueu: We, tbe uiidereianed. who love tbe great American game nf baee ball, waut to see a ' Hte ball team lo tbe city ol Hood Kiver for tbe sea son of 1!X7 that is es good as another team iu any otber town iu the state, and better, if possible, and to sbow our love in dollars and cents, we sub scribe tbe severai sums set opponit" our respective names, bv us subscrib ed, for tbe sole purpose of uiring a good first class Daiiery, me Deal ob tainable for tbe money paid, and we agree to pla:e tbe sums liy us sub scribed in tbe bauk of the liut'cr banking company, subject to the or del of tbe manager of tbe Hood Kivrr baee ball team, to be used by bim for tbe purpose aforesaid and we make bim tbe judge of the merits of tbe battery, and trust tbe whole matter into bis bauds, be to tile monthly atateaien s ot the cost of uaid battery witb said bauk for our examination. We advice tbat tbe iocai players re oeive tbe net gate reoe'pts after pay ing 20 per cent ot tbe gross receipt for tent ot me grounds, ana otner in oldentalg expenses, and tbat tbe play era, out side of tbe battery, te made op from local players, the manager to select the wnoie team, wnn me assise anoe of William Sheets, toe assistant manager. We authorize tbe said bank to pay tbe said managei tbe sums set opposite our names, as needed by him lor tbe pay ot aaia Daicery. As we go to press we learn tbat Sie bles and Slavin, tbe strongest battery in Portalod, have signified a willing ness o play on tbe Hood River team during the present season. The home team can do no bettei than to engage these men for tbe season's work. We are all anxious to see good ball played on the iocal diamond. It's up to the management to give as tbe real tblug, CRAPPER SCHOOL CLOSES TERM The Crapper public sobool closed another year's work last Friday even ing by the rendition of au excellent literary program. It !m not been many yetus since what is now tbe Crapper district was a wilderness in habited solely by tbe frolicking squir rel and hooting owl. When school district No. 61 was oreated ft appeared as though itoould never attain a commendable degree of strength. Howevei, tbe school yeai just closed gives an enrollment of 70 pupils in charge of two teachers. Ibe origiual school building was a struct ure 24x36 feet. When tbir was built it was thought tbat it would be suili oiently large to accommodate all of tbe pupils who would ever live in this district to attend school. It was soon found that tbe building was too small, so last year an addition was built- to accommodate tbe increased number of scholars, and we are safe to predict that they will nBed to build several more additions before tbe oouutry reaches its maximum development. Ube school is supplied witb fine spring water piped from a spring on the Win. Crapper place, and the sobool also has a splendid circulating library stocked with a good eelection of books The teachers, who have just closed an eight months term, have given tbe beet of eatisfactiou and bave become very popular as tbe result of tbeir prolicieuoy and fidelity. Miss Horns has taught the three lower grades, aud Miss Kydiugs has taught the live higher grades. Miss .Burns, who ap plied for next year, has been retaiin ed by the board. Tbe diiectors, con sisting of tbe folKwiug Jtnembers, namely: O. A. McCurdy, E. E. Ly ons aud Charles Keed, with A. A. Oatehell, as clerk, have given tbe dis trict a very economical and satisfac tory administration. The following program was a fitting finale for the year's work: Closing day exercises by the school. Recitation "When Papa Was Young" Kred Lyons. Dialogue- "Boy'a Rights'' Prima ry boys. Solo "Blue Bird's Message" Olive Stouer. Recitation "When Jimmie Comes fro n Sobool" Urace Williams. Violin solo Mr). Ball. Reoitatiou Calvin liayner. Dialogue "Tbe Gossips." Keoitation "The Spelliug Match" Arvo Hooaer. Solo "Wheie the Sweet Kentouky Flows' Anna Fisher. Reoitatiou "When I'm Ket iu at School Jamie Hunt. Violin solo Mrs. Hall. Readiug Mrs. Uoddard. Song "Ihe Stars and Stripes." Recitation "Histoiy Dates" -Louis Piigge. Song "Farewell" scboo'. Appropriate remarks were made by Mrs. McCurdy eni the directors treat ed tbe school children to ice cream and cake. The Ladies Aid society presented eaob tenoher with a beauti ful gold broach pin in reoongition of services rendered in the work of the society. Boyal Aeighbors Entertained. The Royal Neighbors spent a must delightful evening in the Odd Fel lows ball last Friday, May 10. A com mittee consisting of four members of the lodg were delegated to prepare a program for tbe good of tbe order for this special ocoa9ion. Upon the ar rival of the guedts at the ball they were duly escorted to a plao in the body of tbe lodge room, and oidered to wait with patience until ibe hour of beginning. The first attraction on H ni.ni.Tam aaa tha nrOSAtltatiOD Of nine candidates for initiation into the bidden mysteries of the order. The ceremonies attending this feature ofthewoik was very beautiful and mnot imnransi vplv civeu. This Vt'BS followed by a short musical program ... J 1.. U- num. wniCD was parucipaieu iu i.jr u.m ber of the guests. The next alarm wai given to awek en tbe guests to tbe fact that a sump A,ntDR onnnoi umu in wfiifinff. IUUUI WOlD "11- - ' ' All repaired to tbe dining ball and luorougmy enjoyea me At t UA nnAll.a!nit fit tflA nAl(lUtt the 50 guests who were present tarried t . ...i.l Jm.na, Thfl Imll WHS beautifully decorated with cut flowers and ferns, ana toe niemoers wm iuiu tn r.of fi-nm tliia hflnilHflll Bud frB- grnnt scene. All piesent report a most aeiignirui nine. ti.o Wol.inn S tallies have installed an ekctric power clipping machine and grooming brush, and are prepared to clip horses. Bring in your horses. Leslie Butler Returns from Trip. Leslie Butler, ot the Butler Bank ing company, of tbis city, who ao oompanied the Portlaud business men on their excuision trip to eastern Or egon and western Idaho, returned to flood River on the speoia) train Sun day morn log. Mr. Butler stated to a Glacier rep resentative that tbe trip of the busi ness meu into the rural districts 'if the state will provo- a lasting benefit to qK who are effected by tbe business inte ots of our coast. 'Jho Portland business men, who had . never before seen the vast re souicas ot these states, and the dor mant possibilities ot soil and mine, were awe struck by tbe vastneis ot tbe present developementa and tbe im measurable magnitude of tbe virgin soil awaiting tbe builder of tbe borne. Mr. Bntlir said: "The receptions accorded us as we traveled from place to place is beyond my power to de scribe Tbe spirit underneath it all was so thoroughly genuine that it made us feel our sense ot uowortbi- ness." Tbe trip was enjoyed by all aboard, and was devoid of serious ao- cidente. Tbe only incident that proved annoying was tbe derailment of a Pullman sleeper near Biggs as they were on tbeir return from Sbanlko. Ibe sleeper was detaobed f com tbe train and left standing awaiting tbe arrival of the wrecking oar. - No one was injured and tbe party proceeded on tbeir homeward '.rip. The J1 icior supplied Mr. Butler witb 1000 neatly printed cards con taining data of our commercial and argicultural piosperiiy and progress which he distributed at tbe various points enroute. The contents of these mute mt'Sceneers bave been printed in full by some of our exchanges, and will undoubtedly bear Iruit. Kerry Shippers Contracts. The members of tbe Union Berry Shippers association of tbe Pnyallup section ot Washington are jubilant over the oontraot tbe association has entered Into witb tbe PaoiUo Coast Syrup company for tbe purchase ot tbeir soft berry crop the coming sea son. The prices net to tbe grower, f o. b. Puyallup and Summer are: Cutbbert raspberries, i cents per pound; Antworps, 6 cents; and blackberries, decerns, it is said to be the best oontraot ever made for tbe growers up there and it was received with considerable satisfaction by them. In union there is strength, and the berry growers aiound Salem should get together and arrange tor a systematic plan of disposing of their crop. U. of 0. Referendum May Fail. With only two weeks in wbiob to Hie petitions for tbe referendum witb the secietary of state and only four petitions filed to date, aggregating less than 2UU signatures of tbe neces sary 4GG6 for tbe referendum of tbe university appropriation, tbe ques tion now arises as to tbe legality of tbe petitions already filed and in cir- nlHtion, and the probabilities are that tbe wbole thing will be knocked on the bead on account of an error on ihe part of tbe drafters of tbe petition in failing to state the title of tbe act correctly. Tbe question has been sub mitted to tbe attorney general for an opinion, which will probably be forth coming at once. PUBLIC SALE A. R. Byrkett, of Bingen, Wash., has old his entire ranch at that place and ,m Friday and Saturday, May 3d and 4th, 1907, will at his ranch, in Bingen, sell at public auction, without reserva tion, all bis fine herd of pure bred short horn CHttle, about 56 head of all ages; about 20 bulls and 36 cows and heifers. Also all the rest of his herd of pure bred Jersey cattle, censisting of 2 two year old bulls, 4 cows and 2 two-year old heifers. Also all of his Shropshire sheep, con sisting of about 120 head; about 30 rams and 90 ewes. Also one span of horses, weight about 2800, and 1 span, weight about 2200, 1 brood mare and one yearling colt. Also one hack or wagonette. 1 spring wagon, 1 set wagonette harness, saddles and bridles. Also 1 six hundred pound De Laval cream separator, nearly new, and otber dairv supplies. Also a large amount of good house hold and ki'chen furniture, 1 dairy waterwheel and other articles too nu merous to mentton. Tkrms of Sale Any article selling for less than J50, cash on day of sale. Any single sale exceeding $50, or any num ber of sales exceeding $50 each, may be included in a note with seenrities ap provdd by himself on 8 months time, or if desired, ono years time, at 7 per cent, interest. A. R. BYRKFTT An Important Engagement is that of the young lady in love. Such an engagement should havea "true ring" about it. Girls delight in rings, And Society gives the stamp of its approval to tbe "fad" of having one's "birthstone" set in the ring. We have them for every month in the year, in every kind of set ting. Every ring a "regular gem." ARTHUR CLARKE, The Expert Jeweler and Optician Next Door to Postoffice ine NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove The different Oil Stove The improved Oil Stove Gives best results. Reduces fuel ex pense. A working' flame at the touch of the match. "Blue Flame" means the hottest flame produced by any stove. The New Perfection will make your work lighter. Will not over heat the kitchen. Made in three sizes, with one, two, and three burners. Every stove war ranted. If not at your dealer's, write to our nearest agency. JteybLamp ives a clear, steady light. Fitted with atest improved burner. Made of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled. Every lamp warranted. Suitable for library, dining-room, parlor or bedroom. If not at your dealer's, write to our nearest agency. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Incorporated C E If Yon Don't snooeed tbe first time use Qerbina and you will get instant relief. The greatest liver regnlator. A positive cure for oonstipation, dyspepsia ma laria, chills and all liver complaints. Mr. C , of Emory, Texas, writes: "My wife ha 4 been using Herbine for herself and children for five years. It is a sure core for oonstipation and malaria fever, wbiob is substantiated by what it bas done for my family." Cha. N. Clarke. ..MILLINERY.. ae To Order jcad-Q Jo Fit To Wear Mme. Abbott Designer When your food bas not been prop erly digested tbe entire system is im paired in tbe same proportion. Your stomach needs help. KodoS For Indi gestion and Dyspepsia not only di gests what yon eat, it tones tbe stom ach aud adds strength to the wbole body. Makes rich, pure blood. Kodol conforms to tbe National Pure Food and Drug law. Hold by Keir & Cass. Beautiful Home for Sale Twenty acres, ten In fruit tree, 135 bearing: 40 cberry treea In full beariie. All clmd but acre: 10 acres need no Irrigation: Rome timothy: 5 acre plowed ready for btiuv Inches of water goes with place; aim 8 tonit of iih.y; wuuu an unuer ena lor winter. A II .NXI. house, alx room, bath room and pantry: barn and other outbnlldinira. s.11 new good water, ttne roada and town only milea: mall rlghtattbe door every day. Price $4u0 per acre; tut per acre cheaper than land Bold all around tbe place. Don't paw by this place without aeelng It. Address. O. W. Bmltb, K. F. D. No. 2. Mayl5 RALPH REED Best line of Cigars in the City - Also handle line of Pipes, Tobaccos and Fishing Tackle Reliable Ita ,t Walkover Shoe We arc Trying to Become Your Favor ite Clothing Store by giving you better value than you got anywhere else, by selling worthy, honest merchandise as low as it can ba sold and by charging no more than anybody else pays. We are not helping bolster up the claims of any egotistical m a n uf a c t u r e r. We know there's lots of good clothing makers in the coun try. We wouldn't buy of any other kind. Honest Mdse. Gordon Hats VOGT BROS. Leading' Clothiers HOTEL RAM0NA UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT E. GOLDSMITH. Prop. Three Blocks from Depot on Principal Street. HOOD IUVEIt, OHEGON ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED Conducted First Class with Second Class Rates When in Town Make Yourself at Home Why Not Buy the Best ASK TO SEE Alfred Peat's Prize Wall Papers Samples shown and estimates cheerfully given. D. L. DAVDISON, WILLOW FLAT. mm Every variety of modern furniture that we are selling for cash and giving a largo cash discount, the people say we are underselling Portland : : :::::: ttiSfflL rill WCLE SAM Sl ... gas engine service Uncle Sam uaea tha UNION GAS ENGINE for bia Held ourfita in the artillery and wirelesa telegraph service. Thia rough treatment ia a true practical test of efficiency and dura bility. The UNION GAS ENGINE la con atructed In auch a superior manner and of auch fine material that it starts easy, works easy and runs easy under ordinary, every day, rough farm usage. Before you invest a cent in a gas engine write for our free catalog Union Gas Engine Co. 62-66 First St., Portland, Oregon F. P. Kendall, Sales Agent MEASURE THE COST IN PENNIES-FIGURE YDIIR PROFITS IN DOLLARS By FtJing LILLY'S BEST STOCK FOOD (Oil HORSIS, SHEEP & HCCS LILLY'S BEST COW CONDITIONER LILLY'S BEST WORM POWCERS a Live-Stock necessities ThM medicated food are the resu It bot U ot unrntmc re search and urat tiial tarm ei 1 perience. l ac t one u a i ure mnney-Biaifer lor stockmen. FOR SALE BY McREYNOLDS & CO. HOOD IUVER, ORE. WOMEN n" It maker Eobertine gives what every woman moat desires a perfect complexion. It brings that soft, smooth, fresh, clear tint to the cheek that denotes youthfulness. It will bring beauty to. those who lack it; It will retain It for those who already possess It; tt will enable you to successfully combat the ravaKea of weather and time. Don't doubt don't arttue. Just try Jlobertlne. Your druggist will give you a free sample. All drug arlsts keep Rohenlne. Furniture and Building Material Undertaker and Licensed Embalmer For Oregon and Washington S. E. BARTMESS. , HOOD RIVER LAUNDRY Butter send your linen to our laundry. We put a superior finish upon every r ticle entrusted to our care we make it look as good as new, in fact. We do tbe work well and quickly, yet charge little (or it GLENN FAB RICK Proprietor JACKSON & JACKSON, Dealer in General Merchandise and Lumbermen's Supplies, Railroad Ties, Cordwood, Lumber and Cedar Posts Free Delivery. Phone 931 HOOD IUVER, OR. Friend Spray Nozzle Something new and good in a spray nozzle. Will make the much desired fine mist, and do it with one-half the usual pressure, thereby saving your hose and making extremely high pressure on the pump unnecessary. Try one. I have them in stock. Everything in Spray Pumps, Hose, Nozzles and Fixtures Vehicles and Farm Inplements Exclusively J.R. NICKELSEN WHOLESALE RETAIL THE DALLES NURSERIES RH. WEBER, Prop. THE DALLES, OREGON. OBOWKB AMD DKALSA IN FRUIT, SHADE TQCCC GRAPE VINES ORNAMENTAL SMALL FRUITS Evergreens, Roses and Shrubbery Remember, Our Trees are Grown Strictly Without Irrigation.